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by 83 4y ago
That was my estimate just judging by the trees and slope from the beach, at least 30 or 40 feet. Seems pretty low risk to me.
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by 83 4y ago
That problem will solve itself in 1 to 2 migrations when all the birds die though.
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by 83 4y ago
What scandal!? I love Biscoff.
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by 83 4y ago
Use your imagination, what happens if DJI decides to add a little logic test to their firmware: 1) drone is flying in Ukraine? 2) motor amperage is higher than normal (probably carrying a grenade)? If 1 and 2, return to takeoff point an
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by 83 4y ago
Isn't the concern with DJI mostly the software (artificial flight limitations, phone-home ability, ability for China to lock you out on a whim). I'm not concerned that the motors and carbon tubes on my drones are made in China, I&
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by 83 4y ago
Most people serious about drones aren't using 2.4ghz. I mostly use 433mhz control freq and 1.2ghz video if I'm going more than a few miles out.
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by 83 4y ago
Building a drone is incredibly easy these days, there's so much reference information out there now and pretty much all the pieces just plug together. There's tons of great open source flight controller software out there - ardupi
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by 83 4y ago
With this kind of setup we can finalize outsource our lawn mowing to India ;)
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by 83 4y ago
What most people should be using at home is a "knock down" or "open frame" rack. The posts can be separated from the top and bottom for transport. I use a couple of these in my basement, fairly sturdy and I can move th
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by 83 4y ago
“What is not known is whether Gutenberg knew about the Korean printing or not. And if we could shed light on that question, that would be earth shattering,” Earth shattering seems like a stretch, but I admire their enthusiasm.
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by 83 4y ago
I'd also wager that most classic cars you see around these days have been repainted. When the cost to repaint is roughly the same why not go for an interesting color over gray or white?
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by 83 4y ago
"Fusible link wire" exists - it is sometimes used in automative wiring harnesses (mostly older vehicles I think).
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by 83 4y ago
Literally every one of their vehicles is a knapsack problem and a traveling salesman problem needing to be solved every day. I'm sure they go through plenty of compute power.
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by 83 4y ago
to be fair I can't google for shit anymore either. Try to find an actual review or more information about an item and the first 90 results are SEO spam and places selling said item.
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by 83 4y ago
That is picking a nit. Bad welds are still welds, you just need more of them :p
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by 83 4y ago
Interesting, acrylic applied in multiple layers. I can see how this would be superior to glass from a manufacturing standpoint (easy to cast and layer), but my experience with acrylics is they scratch and aren't very durable. Perhaps
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by 83 4y ago
Now I'm curious what is better than glass? Aside from weight, it seems like an almost ideal material.
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by 83 4y ago
From the grandparent link: When to replace your eye? The tissue around the eye socket changes over time, and the eye can become scratched, even with careful maintenance.For these reasons you should replace your eye every three to five year
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by 83 4y ago
I always wanted to create a social app for shoes and call it Sole Mate. Put in your specs and rank your own shoes and then find other people who have a similar fit to you and see what they liked.
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by 83 4y ago
No one chopping parts is going to spend $250 on a Milwaukee, they'll buy (or steal) the $55 dollar harbor freight version.
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by 83 4y ago
Just wind hitting the body. If you've ever ridden a motorcycle in high winds (or high speeds) it's amazing how much force it exerts on your body. It typically "buffets" or feels like a rapid series of someone pushing o
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by 83 4y ago
That some really odd pricing, there's no investment out there where you could purchase for x, let it sit for 16 months, and then sell for 2x. You'd think the manufacturers or some other entity would just be buying all the 24month
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by 83 4y ago
The way I read it he is including the computer in that $1200 cost. Seems realistic, that's about what my computer (surplus Supermicro server) with a similar amount of storage came out to.
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by 83 4y ago
Glass is breakable yes, and I use the glass straws at home so I can't really speak to carrying them around (I rarely eat out so never had a need to).
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by 83 4y ago
We had a second phone line for dial up internet - I remember spending three weeks downloading a copy of Age of Empires (roughly 250mb), praying it wouldn't be corrupt or a bad file. It downloaded successfully, but to my dismay it was t
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by 83 4y ago
Stuff does tend to sell quickly on Marketplace but searching for items is horrendous, there are so many puzzling things about the UI. Why have a 'max distance' field I can set to 40 miles if you are going to completely disregard i
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by 83 4y ago
I've switched entirely to glass straws, they are a huge upgrade from plastic. No sharp edges like plastic, won't collapse if you want to suck up something firm like a milkshake, takes up less storage since I only need to keep a h
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by 83 4y ago
As you level up handle firmness will be increased allowing for better accuracy and harder strikes. You can grind this to level up or buy 150 hammertokens for only $1 per token to max your stats.
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by 83 4y ago
I feel the transatlantic gas pipe wouldnt be viable just for the fact that Russian subs/ships would have a field day "accidentally" setting anchor on it and breaking it to keep their economy relevant.
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by 83 4y ago
You must not work in IT with end users.

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